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In a message dated 8/21/01 7:01:58 AM W. Australia Standard Time, Karina

writes:

> Help, someone! DH and I have been through rough times before, so we

> should be able to do this too, but how!!

>

>

Karina - a lot of what you say will, I'm sure, strike a chord with many of us

- whether we work away from home (PT or FT) or are SAHM's. It certainly did

for me - there are times when I have felt exactly as you mention.

I'm not sure that I really have any wise words except for one thing - keep

talking to your DH, and try and explain how you feel. Be honest - what you

feel is very real, and if you don't talk then that is when the resentments

and misunderstanding begin to build a barrier.

As an ANT I spend some time with parents talking about changes in roles, and

the impact having kids will have. After all the discussion I ask the parents

what they feel is important - and the word that nearly always crops up is

communication.

Debbie Slater

Who's sitting here feeling slightly resentful herself as DH will not be home

until very late, and I have just got in from work myself at 7 p.m. and have

had to bath the kids etc. - and then he's off to Sydney and Melbourne for 2

days !!

Perth, WA

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